Practice only – not an official SATs paper A complete, ready-to-use mixed practice paper designed for Year 6 pupils preparing for the Key Stage 2 SATs. This resource covers the full range of English and Mathematics skills tested in the official assessments and is ideal for classroom practice, homework, revision sessions, or home learning. What’s included Section A – Reading Comprehension (12 questions) A high-quality original fiction passage (The Hidden Valley) followed by a full range of question types: retrieval, inference, vocabulary, and authorial intent. Section B – Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling (20 questions) Modal verbs, relative clauses, passive voice, commas, word classes, subordinating conjunctions, past perfect tense, punctuation, subjunctive form, apostrophes for possession, and 10 targeted spelling words linked to the reading text. Section C – Writing Three engaging options (narrative continuation, descriptive writing, or persuasive letter) so pupils can practise composition with clear structure, varied sentences, and ambitious vocabulary. Section D – Mathematics Arithmetic (15 questions) Non-calculator questions covering the four operations, fractions, decimals, percentages, squares/cubes, place value, and rounding. Section E – Mathematics Reasoning (13 questions) Multi-step word problems involving fractions, perimeter/area, negative numbers, sequences, angles, money, ratio/proportion, mean, measurement conversions, time, and percentages. Full answers provided at the end for easy self-marking or teacher/parent use. Key features 55+ questions in total Suggested timings for each section (overall 60–75 minutes) Clear instructions matching SATs-style language Space for working in Maths sections Curriculum-aligned content covering place value, the four operations, fractions/decimals/percentages, measurement, geometry, statistics, reading comprehension skills, grammar, punctuation, spelling, and writing composition Attractive, clean layout suitable for printing or digital use Perfect for Year 6 SATs preparation and revision Mixed ability classes or targeted intervention Homework or independent practice Assessment of strengths and gaps across English and Maths Parents supporting children at home This practice paper gives pupils valuable experience of a full mixed paper under realistic conditions while remaining completely separate from official test materials. Simply print and go – everything needed is included.

A complete 4-lesson English pack for SEN pupils working at Entry Level 1–3 (KS4 / specialist settings). Pupils learn to recognise everyday symbols and signs, then use symbols + words to write for real purposes: lists, messages, instructions and warnings. What’s included (16-page PDF): • Teacher overview with clear learning aims • 4 full lesson plans (45–60 mins each) with warm-ups, main activities, plenaries and exit tickets • Differentiated worksheets for Entry 1, 2 and 3 • Classroom/school symbol hunt • Symbol bank with 32 real colour emoji symbols (ready to print or cut out) • Final “My Symbol Project” with planning page and success checklist • Certificate – every pupil becomes a Symbol Superstar! Learning aims: Pupils will recognise and name common symbols, understand that symbols carry meaning, pick them out from pictures and simple texts, and write for different purposes using words + symbols. Differentiation built in: Entry 1: match, point, circle, single words/symbols, heavy adult support Entry 2: simple sentences with symbol support, short writing Entry 3: more independent writing, combine symbols + words, explain choices All lessons include visual supports, short achievable tasks, movement-break suggestions and clear “I can…” statements. Ideal for: specialist SEN / SLD / MLD settings, Alternative Provision, PRUs, and KS3–KS4 groups working significantly below age-related expectations. Also useful for Entry Level English and Functional Skills foundation groups. Ready to print and use straight away. Modern colour emoji symbols make the worksheets engaging and accessible for visual learners.

Three complete, ready-to-teach English lessons that take pupils from writing simple sentences to producing clear, descriptive writing using adjectives and correct punctuation. Perfect for KS1 or Entry Level groups. Clear structure, visual supports, and progressive challenge make these lessons ideal for mixed-ability classes. WHAT’S INCLUDED • 3 PowerPoint presentations (one for each lesson) • 3 printable PDF lesson packs containing: – Full lesson plans with timings – Success criteria – Teacher answer sheets – Differentiated pupil worksheets – Word banks – Self-check plenary prompts LESSON OVERVIEW Lesson 1 – Descriptive Sentences (Adjectives & Punctuation) Pupils learn what an adjective is, practise capital letters and full stops, and write simple descriptive sentences. Includes a visual Punctuation Pyramid, modelled writing, and three progressive tasks (easy / medium / challenge). Lesson 2 – Expanding Sentences Builds on Lesson 1. Pupils learn to use two or more adjectives and expand simple sentences. Includes a clear tip on adjective order (size before colour), modelled examples, and independent writing tasks. Lesson 3 – Describing a Scene Pupils put everything together by writing three linked descriptive sentences about a scene (sunny park model, then choice of rainy day / beach / farm). Moves from single sentences towards a short description. KEY FEATURES • Clear learning objectives and success criteria on every lesson • Visual word banks • Colour-coded tasks (Easy / Medium / Challenge) • Modelled writing sequences • Teacher answers included • Plenary self-check questions • No school-specific or SEN-specific references – fully generic and ready for any classroom SUITABLE FOR • KS1 English / Literacy/ SEN Entry Level1/2 • Entry Level groups • Intervention or catch-up sessions • Cover lessons • Homework or independent practice

Full double lesson PowerPoint contains… Deep blue background, Comic Neue font (clean Comic Sans-style) SEND Assist logo on every slide 16 slides covering a full double lesson: Title / Welcome Learning objectives (WHO / WHAT / WHERE / key details) What is a key detail? (visual cards) How we work today (clear steps) Text 1 – Tom and the Park 6–8. Differentiated tasks (EL1 circle, EL2 short answers, EL3 full sentences) Movement break Text 2 – Shopping for Gran 11–13. Differentiated tasks for Text 2 True/False quick check Plenary – what we learned Well done / celebration Colour-coded level badges: Green = EL1, Blue = EL2, Purple = EL3 3 levels of colour coded and differentiated worksheets at each level… answers included. Worksheet features: SEND Assist logo at the top of every page Same two short, clear texts used in the slides EL1: large circle/tick options (multiple choice) EL2: short written answers + answer lines EL3: full sentences, ordering, and “why?” questions True/False sections with tick boxes Clear visual structure, generous spacing, high contrast Encouraging “Well done” closing message All materials are designed for ASD specialist settings: predictable structure, visual supports, low cognitive load, and consistency. Excellent for weak literacy, ASD learners or those reluctant to engage

A complete 20-page printable A4 booklet of ready-to-use music theory tasks for KS3 (Years 7–9). Every page is fully independent – no teacher input, no audio, no video and no extra resources required. Pupils only need a pen or pencil. Perfect for: Cover lessons / non-specialist cover Homework or independent study SEND / lower-ability support Intervention groups Revision or catch-up work Early finishers What’s included 20 clearly structured pages covering core KS3 theory: Musical alphabet & note names Stave & clefs (treble/bass) Note values & rests Time signatures Simple rhythm writing Pitch Keyboard layout Sharps, flats & naturals C major & G major scales Intervals Dynamics & tempo Musical symbols Orchestral families Musical elements Composition task (4-bar rhythm) Self-check & reflection page Large, clear sans-serif font and high-contrast layout Simple language and step-by-step instructions Plenty of writing space, tick boxes, matching and gap-fill activities Designed to be accessible for SEND learners Print and go – fully ready to use straight away.

Benedict’s Law – Allergy Safety in Schools: Complete Staff CPD Pack (England, Sept 2026) Ready-to-use training pack for secondary schools to meet the new statutory requirements under Benedict’s Law. This comprehensive set of resources supports high school teaching and support staff in understanding and implementing the Allergy Safety in Schools statutory guidance (DfE, July 2026), which comes into force from September 2026. What’s included Full PowerPoint presentation (13 slides) – clear, bold and visual staff training deck covering: Why Benedict’s Law was introduced The four core statutory requirements Who must comply Whole-school allergy policy Mandatory training for all staff Spare adrenaline auto-injectors (AAIs) Individual Healthcare / Allergy Action Plans Recognising anaphylaxis Emergency response sequence School compliance checklist Key takeaways for every member of staff A3 Infographic Poster – bold, clear, print-ready visual summary for staffrooms and medical rooms. Highlights the four legal requirements and the emergency response steps. Staff Knowledge Quiz with Answers – 10 multiple-choice questions plus full answer sheet with explanations. Ideal for checking understanding after training and for CPD records. Key features Written in UK English Fully aligned with current DfE statutory guidance and the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act 2026 Suitable for whole-staff INSET, twilight sessions or self-study Includes SEND Assist branding and links allergy safety to wider medical needs and SEND duties Professional, high-contrast design for easy reading and projection Who is this for? Headteachers and senior leaders Allergy Leads / SENCOs All teaching and support staff Governors and trustees with responsibility for safeguarding or medical needs Perfect for schools preparing for full compliance from September 2026.

Year 9 Film Music Booklet – Soundtrack Superstars! A complete, ready-to-use student booklet for teaching Film Music at KS3 / Year 9. Bright, modern design with high-quality images and a clear focus on listening, composing and performing. What’s inside (12 pages): Eye-catching cover with film-reel imagery and clear mission statement Key Vocabulary page (Timbre, Tempo, Dynamics, Pitch, Texture, Leitmotif, Mickey Mousing, Ostinato, Dissonance, Silence) Lesson 1 – Listening Like a Film Composer (with support prompts) Lesson 2 – Leitmotifs: Musical Superpowers (including famous examples table) Lesson 3 – Mickey Mousing planning sheet with timed actions Lesson 4 – Horror Film Music: Creating Fear (features toolkit + mind-map space) Lesson 5 – Quick Recap before the assessment Full Horror Film Music Assessment: Success criteria checkboxes Story planning (setting, characters, plot, scare ingredients) Music planning table 5-scene storyboard Composition checklist Self-assessment questions Key features: Colourful, student-friendly layout with emojis and strong visual hierarchy Built-in Support and Challenge prompts for easy differentiation Plenty of lined writing spaces and tick boxes Curriculum-aligned: KS3 Music – Listening • Composing • Performing Print-and-go or ideal for digital platforms Perfect as a full short scheme of work or as a self-contained unit on film music and horror soundtracks. No extra planning required. Ideal for: Year 9 / KS3 Music teachers looking for an engaging, structured and visually appealing resource. Keywords: Year 9 Music, KS3 Music, Film Music, Soundtrack, Leitmotif, Mickey Mousing, Horror Music, Composition, Listening, Assessment, Booklet, Performing

DT NEA full guide. #Detailed guidance booklet #Infographic #Student proforma #Detailed PowerPoint Key features: Key Facts at a Glance box – weighting, time, evidence requirements, release date of contextual challenges, iterative approach and AI rules. Assessment Structure Infographic – clear colour-coded table of all six AQA sections (A–F), marks and focus areas (total 100 marks / 50% of GCSE). Iterative Design Process Infographic – visual flow showing how students should move freely between Investigate → Brief/Spec → Ideate → Develop → Realise → Evaluate. Section-by-section guidance with practical, mark-winning tips for: A – Identifying & investigating B – Design brief & specification C – Generating ideas D – Developing ideas E – Realising the prototype F – Analysing & evaluating Portfolio best practice (concise ~20 A3 pages or digital equivalent). Up-to-date AI guidance based on current JCQ rules (what is allowed with acknowledgement vs what constitutes malpractice). Key dates & administration notes for the 2026–2027 cycle (1 June contextual challenge release, increased sample sizes from summer 2026, etc.). Notes for other boards (Edexcel, OCR/Cambridge OCR, Eduqas/WJEC). Top Tips for Top Marks summary box. All information is drawn from the current AQA specification (8552), Pearson, OCR and Eduqas/WJEC documentation, JCQ AI guidance (2025/26), and the latest subject updates as of August 2026. Download the PDF above and share it with students or colleagues. Slide Content 1 Title slide with SEND Assist logo 2 Assessment Overview – visual cards for Sections A–F with marks 3 Section A – Investigating – high-mark checklist + example client profile 4 Section B – Brief & Spec – example design brief + measurable specification table 5 Section C – Generating Ideas – 4 example design ideas with descriptions 6 Section D – Developing Ideas – 5-step iterative process + example development note 7 Section E – Realising – planning/making evidence list + example making diary 8 Section F – Evaluating – full testing-against-specification table + evaluation conclusion 9 Closing slide with SEND Assist branding Clear Infographic to show details.

KS3 tutor time pack Description: A complete, ready-to-use tutor time pack for Key Stage 3 with 48 clean, editable slides. Includes one activity for every week of the school year plus seasonal extras, games, discussion starters and mindfulness tools. Fully SEND-friendly with clear language, choice options, low-stakes participation and practical tips on every weekly slide. Topical links to Black History Month, Anti-Bullying Week, Remembrance, World Book Day, Pride and more. Simply open and go – or adapt to suit your form.

KS4 Tutor Time Pack Description: A complete, ready-to-use tutor time pack for Key Stage 4 with 48 clean, editable slides. Covers the full school year with weekly activities plus extras focused on study skills, exam mindset, post-16 pathways, wellbeing and careers. Fully SEND-friendly with clear instructions, choice of response methods and practical delivery tips. Includes topical sessions for Black History Month, Anti-Bullying Week, Mental Health, Pride and transition. Open and use straight away or edit to match your students and calendar.

SENDAssist Academic Planner 2026/27 – Teacher & SEND Professional Planner A practical, professionally designed academic planner created specifically for UK teachers and SEND professionals. This 27-page A4 printable planner helps you stay organised across the full school year, with dedicated space for lesson planning, form time, after-school commitments, schemes of work, line management and reflections. What’s included: Cover page featuring the SENDAssist logo with space for your name, school and role Academic year overview with typical 2026/27 term dates and personal goals section Term planners for Autumn, Spring and Summer 12 weekly lesson planner pages, each including: – Before school / Form Time – Full period structure (P1–P5 + breaks) – After school / Meetings / CPD – Weekly priorities and SEND student notes Schemes of Work overview templates (topic, outcomes, SEND differentiation and assessment columns) Line Management & Meeting Log with action tracking and performance targets Notes, Reflections & Action Points pages Quick-reference SEND Support Strategies (Cognition & Learning, Communication & Interaction, SEMH, Sensory & Physical) Designed for: Class teachers SENDCOs and specialist teachers Tutors and pastoral staff Anyone who needs clear, structured planning that includes form time and after-school responsibilities Clean navy and orange design matching the SENDAssist brand. Print the full planner or individual sections as needed. Ideal for binder or ring-bound use. Format: Instant PDF download (A4) Stay organised, support your students effectively, and keep everything in one place throughout 2026/27

Description: A highly visual, low-demand activity pack designed with learners with SEND in mind, but usable with any class. Contains: Photo matching / pairs game Label the macaque (body parts) Counting & early number using the photographs Sequencing – a day in the life of a macaque “Would you rather…?” discussion cards Differentiated zoo-visit money problems (3 levels) Plus clear SEND guidance for adults. Perfect for nurture groups, interventions, continuous provision, mixed-ability classes and specialist settings.

Barbary Macaque Photo Flashcards | EYFS & KS1 | Original Photos | SEND Inclusive A set of high-quality original photographs of Barbary macaques – the only wild monkeys in Europe. Perfect for EYFS and Key Stage 1. Includes: • 12 photo cards with simple labels and discussion prompts • How-to-use guidance and curriculum links • Differentiation and SEND tips • Vocabulary list Ideal for Communication & Language, Understanding the World, Science (animals), continuous provision, matching games and vocabulary development. Print on card and laminate for lasting use.

Ready-to-deliver KCSIE 2026 staff training pack for secondary schools. Includes a professional 12-slide PowerPoint, A4 summary poster and 10-question quiz with answers. Covers all key changes for September 2026 perfect for INSET or staff meetings. KCSIE 2026 Staff Training Bundle – Everything you need for September Keeping Children Safe in Education 2026 comes into force on 1 September 2026. This ready-to-use secondary school staff training pack saves you hours of preparation and ensures your whole team understands the key changes. What’s included in this download: 12-slide Professional PowerPoint (fully editable) Clear overview of KCSIE 2026 Headline changes at a glance All staff must now read full Part One (Annex A removed) Safer recruitment & new regulated activity rules for volunteers Gender-questioning pupils -new decision-making framework, toilets, PE & boarding Online safety, generative AI, mobile phone-free expectations Family Help terminology, Operation Encompass (now statutory), mental health, young carers & serious violence Practical action checklist for the first weeks back Key messages every member of staff needs to know A4 Colourful Summary Poster / Infographic Perfect for staffroom display or sharing digitally Six headline changes + top actions for September Staff Knowledge-Check Quiz + Answer Key 10 multiple-choice questions Full answer sheet with explanations for self-marking or facilitator use Ideal for checking understanding after the briefing Who is this for? Designated Safeguarding Leads (DSLs) Headteachers & Senior Leadership Teams Secondary school safeguarding leads Anyone delivering September INSET or staff safeguarding updates Why this pack? Fully up-to-date with the official KCSIE 2026 guidance (published July 2026) Colourful, engaging and professional design Branded with SEND Assist logo (clean and non-intrusive) Editable PowerPoint so you can add your school logo, local procedures or extra slides Saves significant preparation time at the busiest point of the year How to use it Deliver the PowerPoint in a staff meeting or INSET session (30–45 minutes) Display or email the poster as a quick reference Use the quiz immediately after, or as a follow-up check the next week Important notes Suitable for secondary schools and colleges in England Based on the official Department for Education “Keeping children safe in education 2026” guidance Always cross-reference with the full statutory guidance and your local safeguarding arrangements This is a practical, time-saving pack designed by an education consultancy specialising in SEND and safeguarding support. KCSIE 2026, Keeping Children Safe in Education, safeguarding training, staff training, INSET, DSL, secondary school, September 2026, Part One, regulated activity, gender questioning, Family Help, Operation Encompass, mobile phones, generative AI, safeguarding quiz, safeguarding PowerPoint, child protection, safer recruitment, volunteer DBS

Description: Powerful visual literacy resource using original photographs of Barbary macaques. Activities include: • Descriptive writing with word bank • Three story starters • Caption / headline writing • Persuasive writing (KS2) “Don’t feed the monkeys” • Poetry ideas • Full SEND & differentiation guidance Ready to use for English lessons, topic writing or intervention groups.

Description: Engaging non-fiction fact file about Barbary macaques (Gibraltar’s famous monkeys) with two levels of reading comprehension questions. Includes: • 8 fascinating child-friendly facts (Europe’s only wild monkeys, no tail, endangered status, Churchill legend, diet, social behaviour…) • Level 1 supported questions • Level 2 challenge questions (inference & personal response) • Teacher answer notes and SEND differentiation ideas • Original photographs Perfect for guided reading, topic work, science or geography. Fully differentiated for mixed-ability and SEND learners.

Description: A complete short enquiry unit answering the question: “Why are the Barbary macaques of Gibraltar special and how should people look after them?” Covers: • Location of Gibraltar and North Africa • Physical and human geography • The famous British-rule legend and Churchill link • Environmental care and tourism rules • Map work, comparison and poster design activities • Curriculum links and SEND notes Ideal for Geography, Humanities or a cross-curricular animal topic

A complete, ready-to-run end-of-year quiz designed for mixed-ability KS3 and KS4 classes. Fun, inclusive, classroom-safe and fully resourced with everything you need for a high-energy final lesson or tutor-time celebration. What’s included Full PowerPoint presentation (75 slides) Branded title and closing slides featuring the SEND Assist logo and colour scheme Clear teacher guidance slides: how to run the quiz, scoring, tie-breakers and SEND-friendly delivery tips 10 themed rounds (see below) One question per slide for maximum clarity and accessibility Answer key slides after every round Compact full answer overview Live score table for final celebration 2. Printable Team Answer Worksheet (PDF) Clean, high-contrast layout Space for team name and members Answer lines for all 50 questions + Impossible Bonus Total score box 3. Full Mark Scheme & Answer Key (PDF) Complete answers for every question Clear scoring guidance (1 point for Rounds 1–9, 3 points for the Impossible Bonus – total 48) Suggested tie-breakers Notes for editable School Memories answers The 10 Rounds General Knowledge – classic accessible facts Emoji Movies – visual/emoji clues Pop Culture (2026) – streaming, music and current culture Gaming & Tech – consoles, computers and everyday technology Picture Round – original text descriptions of famous landmarks (no copyrighted images) Riddles – classic lateral-thinking challenges This or That? – clear binary-choice questions School Memories – editable placeholders so you can personalise for your own school (headteacher, Sports Day, production, etc.) Geography & Landmarks – capitals, rivers and world sites Impossible Bonus – one tough question worth 3 points (closest answer wins) Key features Designed with SEND-friendly principles: high-contrast colours, clear sans-serif fonts, generous spacing, one question per slide, read-aloud friendly Suitable for mixed-ability classes and team formats (recommended 4–6 teams) Fully original, classroom-safe content – ready for TES upload School Memories round is deliberately editable so the quiz feels personal to your year group Scoring and tie-breaker guidance included so you can run it with minimal preparation Celebratory, positive tone – perfect for the final week of term Ideal for End-of-year tutor time or form periods Final lesson of the year Transition or enrichment sessions Mixed-ability KS3 and KS4 groups Just open the PowerPoint, hand out the worksheets, and you’re ready to go.

A carefully structured, colourful set of expanding and factorising worksheets designed for smooth progression from upper KS2 into KS3. Created with SEND learners in mind, the pack uses clear layout, consistent formatting, visual worked examples and encouraging language while remaining fully suitable for whole-class use. What you will receive 1 x 10-page A4 PDF (print-ready, colour) Progressive difficulty from simple single-bracket expansion through to quadratic factorising Full answer key included on the final page SEND Assist branding and logo throughout Contents Page 1 – Cover page with learning pathway overview and SEND-friendly features Page 2 – Expanding single brackets (warm-up) Page 3 – Expanding with negatives and longer expressions Page 4 – Expanding double brackets (introduction to FOIL) Page 5 – Factorising – common numerical factors Page 6 – Factorising – common algebraic factors Page 7 – Factorising quadratics of the form x² + bx + c (positive) Page 8 – Factorising quadratics with negative terms Page 9 – Mixed challenge – expand, factorise and two super-challenge questions Page 10 – Complete answer key for every question Key features for teachers Clear worked examples on every skill page Generous writing space and numbered answer lines Colour-coded sections to support visual organisation Consistent layout and large, readable text Gradual increase in demand so pupils can experience success before moving on Suitable for independent work, intervention groups, homework or revision Fully printable in colour or black and white Curriculum links Covers key algebra skills required in the National Curriculum for upper KS2 and KS3: expanding single and double brackets, and factorising linear and simple quadratic expressions. How to use Print the full pack or select individual pages according to the needs of your class or intervention group. Pupils can work through the sequence independently or with adult support. Use the answer page for self-marking, peer assessment or quick teacher checking.

Rejecting Hope: A Complete 3 Lesson Dystopian Writing Unit (KS 3)Bring your students into the haunting world of Rejecting Hope with this expertly designed three lesson mini scheme —complete with three high quality worksheets, rich extracts, and fully scaffolded creative writing tasks. Perfect for KS3 English, cover lessons, literacy intervention, and SEND‑l friendly delivery. This pack guides students through the core building blocks of dystopian writing: setting, imagery, character conflict, status, foreshadowing, and suspense. Each lesson is structured, accessible, and ready to teach. What’s Included Lesson 1 – Building Dystopian Worlds Students explore sensory language, metaphor, and atmospheric description using an extract from Rejecting Hope. They analyse “jagged teeth” imagery, identify sensory details, and craft their own dystopian snapshot using guided scaffolds. Lesson 2 – Character & Conflict Using the MSG gang scene, students examine how language reveals power, threat, and status. They study imperative commands, interruptions, and physical description to understand how antagonists dominate a narrative. Includes a dialogue‑and‑status quiz. Lesson 3 – Secrets & Shadows: Mystery in Writing A visually rich lesson introducing foreshadowing, suspense, and subtle clues. Students revisit Doll’s dialogue, explore how writers build tension, and apply techniques to their own writing. Includes a recall task, guided modelling, and a mystery‑writing challenge. What Makes This Resource Stand Out Original dystopian narrative (Rejecting Hope) written by A. Jenkins SEND‑friendly formatting across all worksheets Clear scaffolding for lower‑confidence writers High‑challenge tasks for more able students Visually engaging slides and worksheets Perfect for creative writing units, dystopian genre study, or cover lessons Zero planning required - print‑and‑teach Curriculum Links Descriptive writing Narrative structure Imagery & metaphor Dialogue & characterisation Foreshadowing & suspense Reading analysis (fiction) Creative writing assessment pieces Teacher Feedback “Easy to deliver - everything is done for you.” “Students loved the dystopian world and wanted more.” “Great mix of analysis and creative writing.” “Perfect for SEND and mixed‑ability groups.”